AOD Workforce Study : NGO Insights 2021
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Members and people who received AOD treatment share their insights on enhancing connections. We dive into social identities, cross sector collaboration and strategies to reduce AOD stigma.
The Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) is the peak organisation for the non government alcohol and other drugs sector in NSW. We represent close to 100 organisational members that provide a broad range of alcohol and other drugs services including health promotion and harm reduction, early intervention, treatment and continuing care programs. Together, we improve the health and wellbeing of people who use, or have used, alcohol and other drugs across the NSW community.
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Engaging men who perpetrate domestic and family violence in the alcohol and other drugs treatment context
Launching a new resource Effective, integrated treatment for AOD issues needs to include support for clients to develop healthy relationships.
NADA celebrates service provider of the year award
31 May 2021 The Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) received both the 2021 service provider of the
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Gender and sexuality diverse AOD worker network
Network update The network hosted a webinar on ‘Providing inclusive AOD treatment for gender and sexuality diverse people.’ A panel
NADA practice leadership group
The NADA Practice Leadership Group met virtually in July 2020 and discussed current projects in the AOD NGO sector. Tonina Harvey from the Ministry of Health presented the NSW Health Clinical Care Standards to the group, highlighting feedback from the NGO sector is integral to the implementation of the standards.
Research network
Network update CMHDARN continues to support and build the capacity of the non government AOD and mental health sectors through
Youth AOD services network
Network update The Youth Network continued its bi-monthly online community of practice meeting on 18 November. Youth Network member, the
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